The son of Andrew Jackson "Jack" Breden, Sr. and Judith DeGerlia, James married Margaret "Maggie" Ammon on 15 Mar 1880 in Calhoun County, Illinois. He was a farmer, and they were the parents of 7 children.
The Bredens moved to Jerseyville, Jersey County, Illinois in the very early 1900's where James was employed as a church janitor. The 3 Breden sons--James, Jr., Leon and Theodore--all worked at Brown Shoe Company in St. Louis, Missouri. The family moved there about 1913, but returned to the Hardin area before 1920.
James died 17 days before his 76th birthday. He was preceded in death by his wife, Maggie, who passed away in 1931.
Children: 4 daughters, 3 sons.
Father of:
Mary A. Breden Kinman
Judith Maria Breden Erskine
Sarah Louise "Sadie" Breden Wilkinson
James Andrew Breden, Jr.
Maggie May Breden Blackwell
Leon "Leo" Nelson Breden
Theodore Breden
James Sr.'s siblings:
Benjamin "Franklin" Breden
Theodore Breden, Sr.
Louisa Jane Breden Pregaldin
William H. Breden
Mary Loretta Breden Ewen
Charles Frederick Breden
Andrew Jackson Breden, Jr.
The Bredens moved to Jerseyville, Jersey County, Illinois in the very early 1900's where James was employed as a church janitor. The 3 Breden sons--James, Jr., Leon and Theodore--all worked at Brown Shoe Company in St. Louis, Missouri. The family moved there about 1913, but returned to the Hardin area before 1920.
James died 17 days before his 76th birthday. He was preceded in death by his wife, Maggie, who passed away in 1931.
Children: 4 daughters, 3 sons.
Father of:
Mary A. Breden Kinman
Judith Maria Breden Erskine
Sarah Louise "Sadie" Breden Wilkinson
James Andrew Breden, Jr.
Maggie May Breden Blackwell
Leon "Leo" Nelson Breden
Theodore Breden
James Sr.'s siblings:
Benjamin "Franklin" Breden
Theodore Breden, Sr.
Louisa Jane Breden Pregaldin
William H. Breden
Mary Loretta Breden Ewen
Charles Frederick Breden
Andrew Jackson Breden, Jr.
The son of Andrew Jackson "Jack" Breden, Sr. and Judith DeGerlia, James married Margaret "Maggie" Ammon on 15 Mar 1880 in Calhoun County, Illinois. He was a farmer, and they were the parents of 7 children.
The Bredens moved to Jerseyville, Jersey County, Illinois in the very early 1900's where James was employed as a church janitor. The 3 Breden sons--James, Jr., Leon and Theodore--all worked at Brown Shoe Company in St. Louis, Missouri. The family moved there about 1913, but returned to the Hardin area before 1920.
James died 17 days before his 76th birthday. He was preceded in death by his wife, Maggie, who passed away in 1931.
Children: 4 daughters, 3 sons.
Father of:
Mary A. Breden Kinman
Judith Maria Breden Erskine
Sarah Louise "Sadie" Breden Wilkinson
James Andrew Breden, Jr.
Maggie May Breden Blackwell
Leon "Leo" Nelson Breden
Theodore Breden
James Sr.'s siblings:
Benjamin "Franklin" Breden
Theodore Breden, Sr.
Louisa Jane Breden Pregaldin
William H. Breden
Mary Loretta Breden Ewen
Charles Frederick Breden
Andrew Jackson Breden, Jr.
The Bredens moved to Jerseyville, Jersey County, Illinois in the very early 1900's where James was employed as a church janitor. The 3 Breden sons--James, Jr., Leon and Theodore--all worked at Brown Shoe Company in St. Louis, Missouri. The family moved there about 1913, but returned to the Hardin area before 1920.
James died 17 days before his 76th birthday. He was preceded in death by his wife, Maggie, who passed away in 1931.
Children: 4 daughters, 3 sons.
Father of:
Mary A. Breden Kinman
Judith Maria Breden Erskine
Sarah Louise "Sadie" Breden Wilkinson
James Andrew Breden, Jr.
Maggie May Breden Blackwell
Leon "Leo" Nelson Breden
Theodore Breden
James Sr.'s siblings:
Benjamin "Franklin" Breden
Theodore Breden, Sr.
Louisa Jane Breden Pregaldin
William H. Breden
Mary Loretta Breden Ewen
Charles Frederick Breden
Andrew Jackson Breden, Jr.
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